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Résumé :
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The Danish Population of Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus is estimated to hold 500-600 pairs, of which 80-90% are found on state property, primarily conifer dune plantations in Mid. North and West Jutland. Here. the population was censused in an area of 9200 ha in NW Jutland in the summer of 2007, and the breeding habitats were described to define vegetation characters.Most counts were performed in May-June, when the weather was very suitable with warm evenings and little wind. Nightjar were located primarily as churring males, but also other signs of territorial behaviour were used to estimate breeding attempts.Compared
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